Continental Resources, Inc.

U.S. shale producer Continental Resources Inc's loss in the fourth quarter widened compared with the third as output remained flat, even as crude prices recovered from pandemic-led lows.

U.S. shale producer Continental Resources Inc <CLR.N> forecast a small uptick in production next year after a recovery in oil prices helped it reverse output cuts and as it eyes strong gas demand next year.

U.S. shale producer Continental Resources Inc posted a third straight quarterly loss on Thursday, as crude prices slumped due to the coronavirus-induced fuel demand destruction.

U.S. shale oil producer Continental Resources <CLR.N> on Tuesday said it plans to resume most curtailed production, adding prices need to rise further for a significant rebound in overall industry activity.

U.S. shale producer Continental Resources Inc on Monday posted a bigger-than-expected second-quarter loss as the coronavirus crisis and related lockdowns pummeled demand for fuel and hammered prices.

U.S. shale producer Continental Resources Inc on Monday posted its second straight quarterly loss, compared with a year-ago profit, as the coronavirus crisis and related lockdowns pummeled demand for fuel and hit prices.

Continental Resources said on Thursday it expects to bring back about 20% of its shut-in production in July, looking to gradually restore curtailed output as it believes crude prices have stabilized.

U.S. shale oil producer Continental Resources on Thursday said it was likely to bring back 20% of curtailed production in July.

Continental Resources, one of the largest U.S. shale oil producers, on Wednesday urged North Dakota energy regulators to intervene in the oil market through steps such as limiting output or restricting flaring of unwanted natural gas.

U.S. shale producers Continental Resources Inc and Callon Petroleum Co on Monday joined their peers in cutting production as the coronavirus crisis slashed oil prices and demand for fuel.

U.S. shale producers Continental Resources Inc and Callon Petroleum Co on Monday joined their peers in cutting production to cope with a rout in oil prices as the coronavirus crisis saps demand for fuel.

U.S. shale producer Continental Resources Inc on Monday swung to a quarterly loss and curtailed 70% of its oil production in May as global crude prices plunged due to excess supplies and tumbling demand due to the COVID-19 crisis.

Casillas Petroleum Resource Partners sued Continental Resources Inc, alleging the Oklahoma shale producer last month backed out of a $200 million oil and gas deal as prices crashed.

Oil prices rose on Friday, bringing an end to another week of losses that featured the U.S. contract plunging to minus $40 a barrel, as global production cuts could not keep pace with the collapse in demand caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

Oil billionaire and influential Trump adviser Harold Hamm drew a sharp response from a top industry group and questions from legal experts after his company, Continental Resources, said Thursday it could not deliver crude to customers, citing hardships based on low prices.

The largest oil producer in North Dakota has halted most of its production in the U.S. state and notified some customers it would not supply crude after prices dived into negative territory this week, people familiar with the matter said.

The largest oil producer in North Dakota has halted most of its production in the state, notifying some customers it would not supply crude at current pricing, according to people familiar with the matter.

The founder of Continental Resources Inc <CLR.N>, an ally of U.S. President Donald Trump, is pressing the U.S. commodity markets regulator and the exchange to probe whether market manipulation or system failure was behind this week's unprecedented plunge in U.S. crude futures...

Continental Resources Inc said on Tuesday it would suspend its quarterly dividend and cut its production for April and May 2020 by about 30%, as it grapples with a plunge in oil prices and demand amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.